Waugh, Rambles in the Lake Country (1861) and In the Lake Country (1880); W. [Please select]
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Sutherland Orr; by Waugh, in Westminster Biographies (Small Maynard). [Please select]
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The Indian, who was neither a speculator nor a philosopher--though solemn enough for either or both--replied, "Waugh." [Please select]
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If there is war the pale-faces will take all their good things and go away--waugh. [Please select]
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| | | | The following volumes are issued:-- | | | | =Robert Browning=, by ARTHUR WAUGH. [Please select]
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It also knocked Big Otter up and drew forth the inevitable "Waugh." [Please select]
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This statement was received with a "waugh" of satisfaction from several of the warriors. [Please select]
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Again he paused, and an emphatic "waugh" proved that the remark was fully appreciated. [Please select]
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A gleam of intelligence lit up the swarthy features of the old chief as he said "Waugh." [Please select]
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He can be a guide, and knows many of the mountain tribes as well as the tribes of the prairie--Waugh. [Please select]
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To which Macnab replied that he was glad to hear about the plenty of furs and the friendly natives and the fine country, and that he would take the matter into his consideration--waugh. [Please select]
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